Multiple R packages depending on multiple python environments

[jrosell]

I'm trying to do some experiment using two R packages depending on different python environments. They are farach/huggingfaceR and OscarKjell/text. It seems booth require different python packages versions. I started ok with OscarKjell/text and begin to have problems with farach/huggingfaceR. I want both in the same project. How do you think is the best practice to solve this with the "rixverse"?

I think it's a common problem and could be better found in the documentation.

[b-rodrigues]

How does that work usually, so without nix? Does each package call its own python interpreter to run its functions? Which Python versions and packages are required for each package?

[b-rodrigues]

My first try would simply to use a single python interpreter and python packages and see if these two R packages simply use what is available

[jrosell]

Not working. I was thinking of using two or even three environments. Subfolders in the same project? {rixpress}?

[b-rodrigues]

Really depends what you want to achieve, rixpress could be a solution or rix::with_nix()

[b-rodrigues]

Can you share the default.nix you tried?

[jrosell]

Don't worrry for now. I solved my problem using it only OscarKjell/text package. But next time I will give rix::with_nix() a try :)

[b-rodrigues]

could you share the default.nix or the genv-env.R? I’d like to give it a shot.